 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Charger c1908
Jenny Lind was a Swedish singer who spent much of her career in England, born 1820 died 1887. This is stunning! A large wavy rim charger or wall plaque printed in rich bold blue. Fabulous embossed rim decoration with printed vine pattern and five pattern vignettes.
Backstamp: Jenny Lind Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England and impressed date for 1906 or 1908?
Light all over crazing and a scratch which goes across the centre, otherwise absolutely fine.
Dimensions: 32 cm diameter / 12.5 ins diameter
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
A bowl in the collected Jenny Lind design. She was a Swedish singer who spent much of her career in England, born 1820 died 1887.
Produced in flow blue, this design was first made by Charles Meigh and Son and Arthur J Wilkinson (Royal Staffordshire Pottery) bought the printing plates and continued production.
Overall in good condition there are some glaze blemishes, stilt marks and a stress crack to the rim occurring during firing which has been glazed. Bright and clean, a fine display piece.
Dimensions: 21.5 cm diam 10 cm high / 8.5 ins diam 4 ins high
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
Backstamp: Jenny Lind Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England.
Inside to the base there is some loss of glaze to and a little discolouration to the stilt marks and underneath a little wear.
Dimensions: 19.5 cm diameter, 8.5 cm deep / 7.75 ins diameter, 3.25 ins deep
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
A unusually large round bowl in the collected Jenny Lind design. She was a Swedish singer, who was born in 1820 and spent much of her career in England, where she died in 1887.
Produced in flow blue, this design was first made by Charles Meigh and Son and Arthur J Wilkinson (Royal Staffordshire Pottery) bought the printing plates and continued production.
There are a few lines of crazing in the glaze and some signs of use, but otherwise excellent condition. Bright and clean, a striking display piece.
Dimensions: 24 cm diameter 9 cm high / 9.5 ins diameter 3.5 ins high
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
A bowl in the collected Jenny Lind design. She was a Swedish singer who spent much of her career in England, born 1820 died 1887. Produced in flow blue, this design was first made by Charles Meigh and Son and Arthur J Wilkinson (Royal Staffordshire Pottery) bought the printing plates and continued production.
Excellent condition.
Dimensions: 19 cm diameter, 8 cm high / 7.5 ins diameter, 3 ins high
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
Jenny Lind was a Swedish singer who spent much of her career in England, born 1820 died 1887.
Backstamp: Jenny Lind Royal Staffordhsire Pottery Burslem England.
Some surface scratching inside to the base
Dimensions: 19 cm diameter, 7.5 cm high / 7.5 ins diameter, 3 ins high
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Bowl c1910
Lovely bowl printed in a rich, dark, luscious blue, beautifully decorated both inside and out.
Backstamp: Jenny Lind Royal Staffordshire Pottery Burslem England.
A little blue smudging here and there and inside there is surface scratching otherwise excellent condition.
Dimensions: 21.5 cm diameter, 9 cm high / 8.5 ins diameter, 3.5 ins deep
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Plate c1902
An absolutely lovely plate with gilt rim (a little worn) Impressed datemark for October 1902.
Dimensions: 23 cm diameter / 9 ins diameter
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Garniture of Vases c1896
With gilt. An absolutely stunning set of three hexagonal vases.
Backstamp: Jenny Lind C M & S for Charles Meigh and Son the original makers of this design and A J Wilkinson Ltd.
A touch of minor wear to the gilt and a little light crazing otherwise excellent condition.
Dimensions: Central vase 25.5 cm, side vases 25 cm / Central vase 10 ins, side vases 9,75 ins
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 | Maker: Wilkinson Pattern:Jenny Lind
Vase with Cover c1896
An attractive vase (rectangular ovoid) with rectangular cover, main panels decorated with the Jenny Lind design and subsidiary panels and cover with an early form of Calico. There is gilt line decoration with gilt mask side handles and a gilt dog of fo finial to cover.
In bright clean condition. There has been an area of professional restoration to one side of the neck of the vase and a little wear to the gilt mainly on the cover.
Usual blue printed cartouche for Jenny Lind pattern, including the initials C M & S for Charles Meigh and Son the original makers of this design with A J Wilkinson Ltd, Burslem added above and below. Incised No. 182 for mould or shape number.
An early example from the Wilkinson pottery.
Dimensions: 25 cm high / 10 ins high
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